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    It was just last week when Frank Bailey, the governor's director of boards and commissions, was caught on tape pressing a state trooper about those negotiations. "We'll see which way this develops ... Clearly if the administration was mining our membership for details around bargaining outside of the table -- if they were in direct contact with any of our members, that's problematic." McAllister says there shouldn't be any assumption that the administration is withholding material. Full Article at KTUU
    We'll see which way this develops ... Clearly if the administration was mining our membership for details around bargaining outside of the table -- if they were in direct contact with any of our members, that's problematic.
    SOURCE: KTUU 15 months ago
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Trooper union asks for Palin e-mails
  1. PSEA is not offering to provide the public or the administration with all of its internal documents during the period the negotiations were going on ... Maybe that would be a step in the right direction, too.
    SOURCE: KTUU 15 months ago
  2. Hopefully the body of that e-mail will be forthcoming ... If it's not, you know, we are prepared to go to court.
    SOURCE: KTUU 15 months ago
  3. This is a decision that's going to be made on basis on the law ... We're simply going to look at this material and see what legally can be released and should be released and what cannot be -- and it's really that simple.
    SOURCE: KTUU 15 months ago

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